Hey Text Blaze community 
It's week 5 of the Text Blaze Feature of the Week series where I post weekly about cool features to showcase all the awesome stuff you can do with Text Blaze 
Text Blaze Feature of the Week #5: Import Command
Do you find yourself typing the same text in multiple snippets? If so, the import command is going to be your best friend 
The import command is helpful if you want to include a snippet within another snippet. Instead of re-typing your email signature into each and every snippet you use, you can simply create a snippet for the signature itself and import it into all of your other ones.
What's even cooler is that if you have a snippet imported into multiple snippets (such as an email signature), you only need to edit the imported snippet to update all of the others.
Three things to know about the import command:
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You can edit snippets that are imported into other snippets and the changes will be made live in all snippets.
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The import command can be used with forms and the if command to conditionally include content that depends on your form input. (See the last snippet)
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Import is different from the snippet command, which provides information about your snippets within the snippets themselves.
Snippet: /mysig
Dylan Cable
Head of Community at Text Blaze
Start Today to Eliminate Repetitive Typing Forever
Snippet: /newcustomer
Hey there!
I'm happy to tell you more about how Text Blaze works. Let's hop on a call to discuss this.
Here's my calendar link.
Snippet: /oldcustomer
Hey there!
I hope you're enjoying Text Blaze. Let me know if there's anything I can do to help!
Please visit our guides and YouTube channel for more information as well 
Master snippet (imports the others depending on the selection)
{note} {formmenu: New Customer; Old Customer; name=customerstatus}{endnote: trim=yes}
{if: customerstatus = "New Customer"} {import: /newcustomer} {else} {import: /oldcustomer}{endif}
{import: /mysig}